C.h. Hanson 40023 Blank Metal Brass Tag 1.5 in Pack 25

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 40023 is a blank metal tag made from brass, supplied in a pack of 25. Each tag measures 1.5 inches in length and 1.5 inches in height, with a single printable side and no grommets. These tags are used for identification, labeling, and inventory marking across industrial, mechanical, and facility maintenance applications. Tradespeople and maintenance professionals use them for asset tagging, valve identification, and part marking. The all-metal brass construction provides durability in light industrial environments where paper or plastic labels are not suitable.

These blank tags are suited for residential and commercial facility maintenance, HVAC equipment tagging, plumbing valve identification, and general equipment labeling. Because they arrive blank, they can be stamped, engraved, or marked with a metal scribe or punch to match job-specific identification requirements. They are commonly kept in tool kits and service vans for on-site labeling tasks. The pack quantity of 25 makes them practical for batch-labeling jobs or stocking a service inventory.

Key Features

• Blank face accepts stamping, engraving, or scribing for custom identification
• Brass metal construction resists corrosion in light-duty service environments
• 1.5 inch by 1.5 inch profile fits standard tag holders and clip attachments
• Single-sided printable surface for clear, readable labeling
• Pack of 25 supports batch-labeling and service inventory stocking
• Lightweight at approximately 0.3 pounds per pack of 25

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose blank identification tag for use in industrial, mechanical, and facility maintenance applications where a durable metal tag is required.

Installation Notes

No specialized tools are required for attachment, though a metal stamp set or scribe is typically used to mark the tag before installation. Tags should be secured with an appropriate fastener, wire tie, or clip rated for the environment. When used near energized electrical panels or live piping, follow NEC or applicable local codes and de-energize or isolate the equipment before attaching identification tags. Avoid using these tags in high-heat zones beyond the rated tolerance of brass.